@michuk The "Spinning Chess Puzzle Cube" Doesn't even work. The position is blank. :(
@Shreksify said in #2:
> @michuk The "Spinning Chess Puzzle Cube" Doesn't even work. The position is blank. :(
It works you are being blocked from seeing it work. Try a VPN browser and it should begin to work.
> @michuk The "Spinning Chess Puzzle Cube" Doesn't even work. The position is blank. :(
It works you are being blocked from seeing it work. Try a VPN browser and it should begin to work.
@michuk It still doesn't work; the position is empty.
However, it does function sometimes when I move certain pieces on the board or if I click on the board about five times.
The issue is that it only works 10% of the time, however other than that the post looks to be vacant.
However, it does function sometimes when I move certain pieces on the board or if I click on the board about five times.
The issue is that it only works 10% of the time, however other than that the post looks to be vacant.
The post looks vacant? I am posting about my app, the app speaks for itself.
The fact that you say it functions when you move certain pieces means you have some level of connection to the chess cube.
The cube is both rotating and floating in a 3D virtual space. It changes sides every 5 seconds on average, so not sure if what you are describing matches that. Many people have seen this working perfectly so I can only apologise and say in 10 years time you will see this app on chess.com, like happened 10 years ago with my other app which became Puzzle Rush.
Thanks for your feedback though. Gens Una Sumus.
The fact that you say it functions when you move certain pieces means you have some level of connection to the chess cube.
The cube is both rotating and floating in a 3D virtual space. It changes sides every 5 seconds on average, so not sure if what you are describing matches that. Many people have seen this working perfectly so I can only apologise and say in 10 years time you will see this app on chess.com, like happened 10 years ago with my other app which became Puzzle Rush.
Thanks for your feedback though. Gens Una Sumus.
@michuk Thanks! For some reason, I've decided to switch browser coming from Firefox to brave. Guess what? It worked! :)
@Shreksify said in #6:
> @michuk Thanks! For some reason, I've decided to switch browser coming from Firefox to brave. Guess what? It worked! :)
OMG you @Shreksify have just made my entire life... thank you for the feedback.
> @michuk Thanks! For some reason, I've decided to switch browser coming from Firefox to brave. Guess what? It worked! :)
OMG you @Shreksify have just made my entire life... thank you for the feedback.
@michuk
Truth be told, I still sometimes play around with my chess cube.
You can't deny the platform's fascinating nature.
In an unusual way, it makes me feel nostalgic.
probably as a result of my early exposure to such games.
In conclusion, well done!
I just have a few questions. First, did you come up with this on your own?
Or did you get help from another person?
Truth be told, I still sometimes play around with my chess cube.
You can't deny the platform's fascinating nature.
In an unusual way, it makes me feel nostalgic.
probably as a result of my early exposure to such games.
In conclusion, well done!
I just have a few questions. First, did you come up with this on your own?
Or did you get help from another person?
@Shreksify purely my idea. I liked the idea of having a spinning object in 3D space and with faces with puzzles. I had this vision in my head since the early 2000's. It was in 2008 I coined the name Chess Master Cube and the dream became real.
Along the way I created the app we all call Puzzle Rush which was a 2D version of my chess cube, then I went full 3D and didn't look back.
The idea, the coding and graphics were all done by me. I can't believe it myself to be honest.
Along the way I created the app we all call Puzzle Rush which was a 2D version of my chess cube, then I went full 3D and didn't look back.
The idea, the coding and graphics were all done by me. I can't believe it myself to be honest.
mate in 1